Denied property damage claims
We review the damage, estimate, documentation, and claim status to identify what the insurance company may have missed.
Denied or Underpaid Claim Help
If the insurance company said no — or paid too little — get a second opinion.
A denial or low payment does not always mean the claim is over. Charter Claims reviews denied, delayed, disputed, and underpaid property claims to look for missed damage, weak estimates, and claim positions that should be challenged.
- Free Claim Review
- Free Inspection
- No upfront cost
- No fee unless we are successful in getting you more money
Who this page is for
Policyholders whose claim was denied, paid too low, delayed, disputed, or missing important damage.
Charter Claims reviews the estimate, denial language, photos, damage scope, and claim history from the policyholder’s side. If the claim supports more, we help fight for the money owed under the policy.
- The insurance payment is lower than your contractor’s repair estimate
- The carrier denied or partially denied parts of the claim
- The adjuster missed roof, exterior, interior, water, fire, smoke, or code-related damage
- The claim is delayed, confusing, or stuck in repeated inspections
- You want a policyholder-side review before accepting the insurance company’s answer
Prefer to talk? Call 888-503-5009.
The insurance company’s answer is not always the full answer.
Charter Claims reviews the estimate, denial language, photos, damage scope, and claim history from the policyholder’s side. If the claim supports more, we help fight for the money owed under the policy.
The insurance company’s adjuster works for them. Charter Claims works for policyholders.
Claim help
What Charter Claims reviews
Every claim is different, but the goal is the same: find out whether the carrier’s answer reflects the real damage and the policyholder’s covered loss.
Low settlement checks
We review the damage, estimate, documentation, and claim status to identify what the insurance company may have missed.
Delayed claim decisions
We review the damage, estimate, documentation, and claim status to identify what the insurance company may have missed.
Missing damage in the estimate
We review the damage, estimate, documentation, and claim status to identify what the insurance company may have missed.
Supplemental or reopened claim review
We review the damage, estimate, documentation, and claim status to identify what the insurance company may have missed.
Policyholder advocacy
You do not have to take the insurance company’s estimate as the final word.
Charter Claims can inspect the damage, review the estimate, prepare documentation, communicate with the insurance company, and help pursue additional money when the claim supports it.
Insurance Company Adjuster
- Works for the carrier
- Protects the insurance company’s process
- May miss or undervalue damage
Charter Claims
- Works for the policyholder
- Reviews damage and estimates
- Fights for a fair claim result
Service area
Claim help across Charter Claims’ priority service areas
Charter Claims helps policyholders in Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, Texas, Georgia, New Mexico, California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and Colorado. Charter Claims is licensed and bonded where licensing is required. Colorado does not license public adjusters, but Charter Claims can handle claims there because adjuster licensing is not required. For California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska, Charter Claims is licensed in and/or works through licensed partner coverage as appropriate.
Florida
Mississippi
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
New Mexico
California
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Colorado
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Before you accept the insurance company’s answer, get a free claim review.
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